Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-10-28

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"rbnr ,,,a. nn,re ,,eemarism Ola Chick
say thron%h f tbat at once .
lyon n,t,n the enirit ranner Vas 7
know hie kind II ,,,no nv sdnathin0 Of
.he tati1ra ~ +b,t forca WI ch Won call
mesmnrieto nat these lnf,as ,Jrre moved
tn thini, and act as thav did Nanv nen.
ME of the lowest kind bavesthis,torce. but
ran,,ot ,1sa ~ ori1,ht Ia To honds IF n
nersnm like von, f1i,.nd 0hirk if il like
The eIartricifV of a nnrhine exhibited at a
fair to mako the rnstics game In the
hands If NV Friends If 10 a force far subt-
ler far moro notant Than Won can even
conceive This force ia the basis of ali
snirifnalistic influence
aft sounds nrettv. Int isn't il rather a
waste ~
"Withont this force - Herr Paulus went
on reTardless Of tbis rude interruption,
"the communion If minds is impossible,
and the mderstandinp of speech would be
imnossihie. livinv men coilld not influ-
ence and advise and lead each other; the
mower of or.torv Wonld he gone the poets
words would have no meaning the writer
would write in vain spirits living would
no longer be able to converse with spirits
dead distant friends could not oon'
verse"
Come, | saw"
"You believe nothing. You think that
all is answered when you explain a thing
by saving that it is mesmerism. Scen-
tific men thought thgt .all was explained
when thew discovered the law OF gravity.
But the discovery OF the law does not eX-
plaiu the force which is governed by the
law So the explanations of phenomena
by referring them to mesmerism do not
really explain them. Not at all. Mesmer-
ism of the higher kind is the machinery
by which we work. Ask your friend Chick
to do what | did tonight. He can, | sup
pose, mrsmerizc in the old-fashIoned
clumsy method. and on patients who are
easily moved. But when he has got them
into the mesmeric trance what can he dc
more Nothing. Why? Because he has
got to the end OF his power
"Do something with me, now; let me
prove your powers ~
NO: | can do nothing with you or for
You. Why should try to convert you
1t is not my business. If all the world re
fuses 10 believe, it will not harm me-"
"Then why did you come here ?"
"To speak to those whom, it may con
| Germ. To give my message"
"Did you make any inquiries about III
| before YOU came ?'
cor coursa On nv WAY from st. Peters
buG I was Informed 6y nv Friends O
many particulars concerning this family
| will tell you some of them. do not pre-
| tend to know more than am lolu' WI
| cyrus Bfunehe', your SuaruiaH, Is a MAJ
VINO ardentiy desires 10 ne Splrtnalis
aud to acquire power lie IS no1, however
a medium, aud he never Will be. ne ma
been greatly imposed upon, and YET ne ha
done excellent service IN preparing I'M
minds OF men ana women, against al
kinds of ridicule, for the reception OF high
er truth. Lady Augusta, again, Is Ter
vent believer, and yet Is not medium
But sac too has done good service by ne
unwavering faith ana she mas social pc
sition which has also proved and VIII con
tinue toprove useful. Miss Brudenel /
not a believer, though as yet she has no
ventured to confess her ln1dellty. I'M
role OF Vestal osed upon her 10y, he
father will never be played, nor VIII sh
ever become an oracle Your cousin, MIS-
Cicely Langston, deplores continually tn
loss of her brother who is not dead. 1T
went away from home, giving up his It'll
and his fortune, five or six years ago, in
tending to take up his lot with the com
mon people and he has never maze any
sign of life. You are the heir of his pro
perty and of the baronetcy If he is dead
But think You will never succeed, be
cause he will return. | shall take his sis
ter to hin unless he comes to her"
"Where is he then ? And when will hi